How Sweet It Is
2,015 views · Published 17 June 2014 · 4:08 · Indexed 29 October 2026
Channel: The University of Maine · 2014 · Education
Understanding more about the relationship between weather and maple sap flow, and how Maine syrup producers will adapt to climate change is the focus of research being conducted by University of Maine graduate student Jenny Shrum. The master's student in ecology and environmental sciences is attempting to unravel the biophysical relationships between weather and sap flow. She wants to better understand what drives flow and how trends in climate may affect processes and harvesters.
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